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doc: reviewer's guide (#1981)

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* First skel

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* typo: POLICY.md

Co-authored-by: Manuel <mgrojo@gmail.com>

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Co-authored-by: Manuel <mgrojo@gmail.com>
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- Respect the ownership of projects: Owner and maintainers of a project deserve to be credited for their work.
- Avoid user confusion on the name of crates: Crate names should be clear with regards to the project they contain. For instance, do not try to impersonate existing crates or projects.
To that extent we will potentially reject a create or transfer the ownership of a crate.
To that extent we will potentially reject a crate or transfer the ownership of a crate.
We count on the goodwill of the contributors to help us conduct this moderation in a kind and courteous way. Do not submit a crate to the Alire index if you are not willing to comply with this policy.
As the Alire project matures, we expect to do less moderation and potentially remove this policy in favor of a first come, first served policy.
As the Alire project matures, we expect to do less moderation and potentially remove this policy in favor of a first come, first served policy.
# Release immutability
A release (identified by a unique semantic version) is protected against changes by its integrity hashes. If errors are identified post-publication, a release could be withdrawn, or superseded by a new one (using the appropriate major/minor/patch/build version changes), but not modified.
A release (identified by a unique semantic version) is protected against
changes by its integrity hashes. If errors are identified post-publication, a
release could be marked unavailable, or superseded by a new one (using the
appropriate major/minor/patch/build version changes), but not modified.